Paleis Het Loo

The Lou Palace is a palace building in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands. It was built in 1685-1692 and is a Dutch Baroque building. The palace was the hunting villa of the Dutch governor William III at that time, and once became the domain of the Orange family. Now the palace is open to the public as a museum, which houses the carriages, sleighs, cars and other means of transport used by the Dutch royal family. The interior of the palace is gorgeous and exquisite, and the garden is even more beautiful. The former stables have become a small exhibition hall, introducing the development of the Dutch royal family. There are also several small exhibition halls next to it, displaying various royal antiques.